Archive for December, 2008
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The Greeting Card Project
Tuesday, December 30th, 2008So I thought I would close the loop on my greeting card post from a few weeks ago. I got around to ordering my greeting cards. Well, actually I gave my photo to a colleague, and he designed and ordered them for me.
Once my little one was fed, bathed and in bed, I followed Lydia [...]
Video E-mail… Here At Last?
Monday, December 29th, 2008On a recent midwinter’s eve as I put down my cup of soy nog (yeah, deal with it) and picked up my laptop for another round of solitaire researching articles for this blog, I said to myself, “Self, whatever happened to all that hullabaloo about video e-mail?” Well, what to my wondering eyes should appear than [...]
Brian Williams and the Digital Media Frenzy
Friday, December 26th, 2008hile not slamming eMarketing or Digital Media outright, Brian Williams does a good job of providing much needed perspective on some of the new startups springing up promising new relationships with content and media. It’s funny. Click Play.
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Santa Claus: The Retired Salesman from New Jersey?
Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008I never get tired of discovering the origins of things—especially the well-established and iconic things we take for granted every day. Case in point: Santa Claus. The mere mention of his name conjures up an image of an elderly, portly man with red cheeks, twinkling eyes and a snow white beard. But where did this image come [...]
The Direct Marketing Voice Links: 12-23-2008
Tuesday, December 23rd, 2008The Direct Marketing Voice: Santa Might Skip the Homes of These ‘Bad’ Direct Mail Marketers
Nonprofit group ForestEthics recently published its third annual list of ‘Naughty and Nice’ direct marketers. The list focuses on sustainable practices in direct mail/catalog marketing and highlights who’s doing a great job at thinking green and who’s not.
Nova Scotia News: Marketing [...]
Santa Might Skip the Homes of These ‘Bad’ Direct Mail Marketers
Monday, December 22nd, 2008Nonprofit group ForestEthics recently published their third annual list of ‘Naughty and Nice’ direct marketers. The list focuses on sustainable practices in direct mail/catalog marketing and highlights who’s doing a great job at thinking green and who’s not.
The list ranks companies based on four categories:
Where the materials came from to make the paper
If the supply [...]
The Direct Marketing Voice Links: 12-22-2008
Monday, December 22nd, 2008The Direct Marketing Voice: Green Delivery Methods
Many of our customers are consistent in asking us here at QuantumDigital what ‘green’ procedures we implement, especially since direct mail and printing are two of our main services. We have spent time developing our own ‘green’ story – which if you are interested can be found on our [...]
Green Delivery Methods
Friday, December 19th, 2008Many of our customers are consistent in asking us here at QuantumDigital what ‘green’ procedures we implement, especially since direct mail and printing are two of our main services. We have spent time developing our own ‘green’ story – which if you are interested can be found on our green initiative page. I’ll plan to go into [...]
The Direct Marketing Voice Links: 12-19-2008
Friday, December 19th, 2008The Direct Marketing Voice: The Next Wave in Residential Home Sales
We recently received a report from Steve Murray, Editor for REAL Trends, Inc. REAL Trends is a publishing and communications company considered to be a leading source of analysis and information on the residential brokerage industry and has served the real estate industry for 19 [...]
The Next Wave in Residential Home Sales
Thursday, December 18th, 2008This is a topic on just about everyone’s mind. Especially for my family. My husband is in the home building industry, and we have watched business continue to decline. Not only that, but I’m ready to move out of our “starter home,” especially since the bus stop is ON my corner. I’m starting to feel a [...]
The Direct Marketing Voice Links: 12-18-2008
Thursday, December 18th, 2008Being Cutting-Edge in Calgary
In 2006 the University of Calgary decided to re-invent how its 30,000 students use all University documents by integrating everything into a single system. In a deal directly with Xerox, which is projected to save the University $12.6 million over seven years, students can use the system dubbed “Imagine” for all print, [...]
Being Cutting-Edge in Calgary
Wednesday, December 17th, 2008In 2006 the University of Calgary decided to re-invent how its 30,000 students use all University documents by integrating everything into a single system. In a deal directly with Xerox, which is projected to save the University $12.6 million over seven years, students can use the system dubbed “Imagine” for all print, fax, scanning, graphic design and document [...]
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